Aliens from outer space

 NY Post:

Ex-intel official claims feds ‘absolutely’ have UFOs, bodies of ‘non-human’ origin during bombshell hearing

A former Air Force officer and intelligence official told Congress Wednesday he believes the government is hiding captured UFOs — and claimed he could not reveal whether anyone was murdered to keep the secret contained.

David Grusch, a former national reconnaissance officer representative for the Pentagon’s Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Task Force, made the startling remarks during a bombshell House Oversight subcommittee hearing on UAP — Pentagon jargon for UFOs.

Asked whether the government has possession of such vehicles, Grusch replied: “Absolutely.”

“Based on interviewing over 40 witnesses over four years and where, I know the exact locations [the UFOs are kept],” he said. “And those locations were provided to the inspector general.”
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It is not clear to me why the government has been keeping this a secret.   

See, also:

Former defense official Christopher Mellon says the US has recovered technology that 'did not originate on this earth'

And:

 UFO whistleblowers to testify unknown objects are ‘far superior’ to US tech

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